Indonesia

Java’s Borobudur predates Islam’s arrival by centuries, and Bali has kept its Hindu traditions inside the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation. Ubud’s rice terraces and temples give way to Seminyak’s beaches and pool villas, with visa on arrival for Pakistani passports.

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Bali Tour Packages from Pakistan

The world’s largest Muslim-majority nation spans thousands of islands, with Java’s Borobudur and Prambanan temples predating the arrival of Islam by centuries and Bali retaining its Hindu traditions in the middle of it all. Ubud’s rice terraces and temple valleys give way to Seminyak’s beaches and private-pool villas within an hour’s drive. Bali offers visa on arrival for Pakistani passport holders, which removes the biggest obstacle before you start. It remains the most popular honeymoon destination we book, and the villa rates make it more affordable than most people assume.

5-Days 4-Nights

Starting from

Rs. 255,000/-

15-Days 14-Nights

Starting from

Rs. 469,000/-

11-Days 10-Nights

Starting from

Rs. 499,000/-

5-Days 4-Nights

Starting from

Rs. 255,000/-

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